Podcasts about low visibility

Un tema poco conocido por los Pilotos Postulantes a Linea Aérea, pero de suma importancia para las operaciones de cualquier compañía en la actualidad. Hoy lo vemos en compañía del Capitan Instructor Airbus 320 Gianpier Giacchetti 

With Laura Goodfellow and Frank Zokoll, Business Development Managers Road Weather, and Steven Marks, Sales Manager Road WeatherLow visibility is a major root cause for traffic accidents and thus a significant safety risk. Meteorological phenomena as fog, snow and, in desert areas, sandstorms are very dynamic and often limited to a small area. Monitoring those events close to the road and adapting traffic flow with Variable Message Signs (VMS) accordingly can save lives.In this episode, three road weather experts share their experience on traffic-impacting meteorological events and individual regional properties. We learn how to compile a typical road weather monitoring station, too. These are some topics discussed in this episode: Formation and fog and black ice and their impact on road safetyProviding atmospheric data for Variable Message Signs (VMS)Technical details on OTT HydroMet's visibility sensors Lufft VS2k and VS20kGet in touch with our experts and check how you can benefit from their experience.Contact us: https://get.otthydrometinsights.com/podcast-contact-us/We recommend also:OTT HydroMet offers a comprehensive portfolio of sensors, software, and services to monitor road weather conditions. Download our Guide to Road Weather Monitoring for free:  https://info.otthydromet.com/2116_Lufft_CNT_c-met_traffic-brochure_Global-en_Landing-Page.html?utm_source=platforms&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=visibility

आगरा स्मार्ट न्यूज़ के इस एपिसोड में RJ Sona के साथ सुनिए, कोहरे के कारण सुबह 9:30 बजे तक दृश्यता शून्य रही, 459 को बूस्टर डोज और 12072 लोगों को वैक्सीन की खुराक मिली, 5000 युवा मतदाताओं ने शपथ ली, ऑनलाइन प्रमाण पत्र प्राप्त किया।

today we talk through the top tips around skiing in low visibility. Many of us fall apart when challenged by poor light conditions and our top notch skiing starts to break down. Andy and Paul answer the question about what do we recommend to get us through the day when fog, snow or cloud sets in. 

Sardinia is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean, and lies off the west coast of mainland Italy. Much larger than Corsica, the wines here have a distinctly Spanish influence, with some Italian and French to boot. The wines are unlike any other you'll encounter (although many you can only encounter them if you visit!). In this show we try try to sort through the grapes and regions of this island to get to the heart of what's here (Grenache, Vermentino) and what to look for in the future.   Sardinia is 150 miles (240km) off the west coast of mainland Italy. Across the Tyrrhenian Sea from Lazio (the province where Rome is located), Sardegna is sandwiched between French Corsica in the north and Sicily in the south at 38˚N and 41˚N latitude. The island is almost three times the size of Corsica with a population of 1.64 million people, with the largest city of Cagliari in the south. Known by the jet setters for the fancy Costa Smeralda in northeast tip, this big island is making more and better wines every year. Photo: Getty Images/Canva Here are the show notes: After some facts and history, I get the hardest part of Sardegna out of the way: the fact that it feels like there are a million appellations: 1 DOCG, 17 DOCs, 15 IGPs  and two-thirds is DOP level. It seems nonsensical – too many “line extensions” of the Sardinia brand!! There are more DOC and IGT titles than Basilicata and Calabria combined but has lowest production per hectare. This is especially confusing when you consider that there are just 25,000 ha/61,776 acres under vine, and 31,000 growers, who own tiny plots (and often form co-ops to economics work).  To try to clear up the DOC confusion, I break it down into the three big buckets: “di Sardegna” Appellations: Cannonau di Sardegna Monica di Sardegna Moscato di Sardegna Vermentino di Sardegna Sardegna Semidano   Cagliari Appellations Malvasia di Cagliari Monica di Cagliari Moscato di Cagliari Nasco di Cagliari Nuragus di Cagliari   Other important DOC/Gs: Carignano del Sulcis Vermentino di Gallura DOCG Vernaccia di Oristano For Bovale: Mandrolisai, Campidano di Terralba   Then we discuss the basics on this large island…   The climate of Sardinia is dry and hot with some maritime influences to cool down the vineyards. The rolling hills and different elevations mean there are many mesoclimates, so growers have to pay attention to their particular area.   Sardinia is made up of hills, plains, coast, and inland areas with varied soils – granite (Gallura), limestone (Cagliari), sandstone, marl, mineral rich clay, sands, gravel. The land tends to be undulating but there are also very high altitudes at which grapes can be planted.   Grapes… The top five varietals are nearly 70% of land under vine, and the area is home to 120 native grape varieties. Old vines (70+ years) are common in Sardinia The top 5 grapes are: Cannonau/Grenache Vermentino Carignano Monica Nuragus   The reds… Cannonau is about 20% of the output of Sardinia. Although it is identical to Grenache, some natives think the grape originated here, and are trying to prove that. These best wines come from a triangle that covers the eastern interior areas within the Cannonau di Sardegna DOC (these names will be on the label): Oliena (Nepente di Oliena)  Capo Ferrato Jerzu   Cannonau is known to have thin skin, medium acidity, a medium body with soft tannins, and high alcohol. It often tastes and smells like peppery spice, red berry, red flowers, and earth and generally has low or no oak aging. Cannonau di Sardegna is required to be 90-100% Cannonau, with other non aromatic, local red grapes permitted. There are a few styles of this wine: Rossoor classico (a little higher alcohol, more yield restrictions), which are often in one of two styles… Strong and tannic with lower acidity and higher alcohol – a steakhouse wine, as MC Ice called it Dry, fewer tannins and slightly fruity, with red berry, cherry, floral, spicy anise/herbal notes, earth, and strong acidity. This is a wine that improves with age Riserva is generally made with riper fruit, and is required to age at least two years with time in a barrel and a minimum alcoholic strength of 12.5% Rosato is a light to full rosé The fortified liquorosowines are made as dolce with a high residual sugar content, or secco,  dry with a higher alcohol content.  Passito styles are made, where grapes are dried on straw mats and then pressed. The resulting wines have similar sweetness toliquoroso dolce. *Many of the other red grapes are made in all of these styles as well Photo: Getty Images/Canva   Other reds… Carignano del Sulcis DOC is for red and rosato wines made from Carignano in the southwest corner of the island. These vines are quite old, and the flavors are like sweet spice, smoke, and dark fruit. The wines tend to be full bodied with high alcohol. Similar to Cannonau, the are made as rosso, riserva, rosato, and passito. There is also a nouveau, or novello style for this wine.     Bovale has 24 different names in Sardininan dialects but the idea that it is Bobal from Spain has been debunked. The two common versions of Bovale are Bovale Grande, which is Carignan, and Bovale Sardo, Rioja's Graciano grape (also called Cagnulari). Mandrolisai and Campidano di Terralba focus on Bovale   The Monica grape is -- grown almost nowhere else in the world, and is definitely from Spain. It is either light and fruity or more intense. There is potential for the grape but now the yields under the Monica di Sardegna and Monica di Cagliari DOCs are so high that it's hard to glean the true potential of the wine.   Pascale di Cagliari is originally from Tuscany and now mostly used to blend with other varieties, like Carignano.    The whites… Vermentino is a sun-loving grape, which works well in Sardinia's hot, dry climate. The styles range from light and fresh to fuller-bodied, with lower acidity and higher alcohol. Good versions taste and smell either like citrus, white flowers, herbs with salinity/minerality or for the fuller styles, almonds, peach, apricot, ripe tropical fruit, with a fat body. Vermentino di Sardegna covers the entire island of Sardinia, so quality is highly variable. Often it is dry, slightly bitter, herbal, and light to neutral in flavor. It can be dry, off-dry, slightly sparkling or Spumante (dry or sweet). Vermentino di Gallura is Sardinia's only DOCG. Located in the island's northeastern corner, the area has sharp diurnals, strong winds from the Mistral and vineyards are on weathered granite soil. The result is a wine that is flavorful, with white flowers, lemon, peach, almond, minerals, and especially a salinity to it.  The wine is dry with a slight bitterness on the finish, good acidity, and high alcohol (14%+ is common). The wine is made as Superiore (higher alcohol requirement, riper grapes), frizzante, spumante, passito, late harvest, and off-dry versions. Winemakers are experimenting with skin contact, amphora, lees stirring (battonage), oak aging, and other techniques to spice things up for Vermentino. Photo: Getty Images/Canva Other white grapes include Nuragus, which was  planted by the Phoenicians, and is light-bodied, dry, acidic, with citrus, green apple, pear, and melon notes. It can be high in alcohol.   Nasco is grown around Cagliari, and is used for passito and liquoroso, with some dry styles.   Torbato is an acidic, minerally white with pear notes that can be creamy with some age. It is also made as a sparkling wine.   Malvasia, dry or sweet is made here, as is Moscato (Muscat) – both are floral, aromatic, and generally lighter in style, although Moscato is bolder than Malvasia   Vernaccia di Oristano is made from a grape that is unique to this area, and the wines, which range from dry to sweet, but are most famed when made in a sherry-like fortified wine, are rarely seen outside Sardinia.   Photo: Getty Images/Canva Here is the list of top producers we mention: Argiolas,  Antonella Corda, Capichera, Contini, Ferruccio Deiana, Cantina Santadi, Sella & Mosca (Campari owns), Siddura, Vigne Surrau, Pietro Mancini   Some sources I used for this show: Strictly Sardinia Ian D'Agata for Vinous, Sardinia's Wines: High Quality, Low Visibility, March 2018 Wine-Searcher, Sardinia Italian Wine Central:Sardegna   Thanks for our sponsors this week: Wine Access: Access to the best wines for the best prices! 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लखनऊ स्मार्ट न्यूज़ के इस एपिसोड में सुनिए, शहर में होगी बिजली की तकलीफ कम, छत पूजा के लिए सजे बाजार और दिवाली की वजह से शहर में दिखा स्मोग।

Activision Blizzard is removing its games from the Nvidia GeForce Now game streaming service, including Overwatch, WoW, and the Call of Duty series. What can Nvidia do and does this bode well for GeForce Now?Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Roger Chang, Scott Johnson  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Walking by faith means learning to trust God when you cannot see what's coming next. Recorded on October 27, 2019.

In this episode, I talk about how God wants to guide us in times of low visibility. Enjoy! #itsyourtimetosoar Background music: HTTP://bensound.com Let’s stay connected! http://www.fb.com/itsyourtimetosoar.com http://www.instagram/itsyourtimetosoar Contact us: Info@itsyourtimetosoar.com YouTube Channel: ***SUBSCRIBE*** https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCorjH3Shj5t8qrSxWAHsH_A Our top 3 Videos: Words have Power! https://youtu.be/COwE_uIJi1M Why are you here? https://youtu.be/pktGwGFn1j8 Overcoming Fear https://youtu.be/2QwrkrFELAI Check my podcast: on Android Users: http://anchor.fm/itsyourtimetosoar Apple Podcast: http://bit.ly/ItsYourTimeToSoar-ThePodcast Connect with Addis Huyler: Instagram: http://Instagram.com/addishuyler http://Instagram.com/bahamianiconawards http://Instagram.com/siddagroup http://siddagroup.com http://fb.com/addishuyler http://fb.com/siddacommunicationsgroup If you are enjoying my videos and Podcast so far you may like my ebook: “I BELIEVE I CAN SOAR and Life is not a sprint, it’s a Marathon”. It’s listed in Amazon Kindle for $2.99 get your copy today at: bit.ly/Ibelieveicansoar-Amazon bit.ly/Lifeisnotasprint-Amazon Also check out my amazing T-shirt designs at: http://soarnovelty.sellmytees.com/ Use this promo code and get $10.00 off your order. ITSYOURTIMETOSOAR10 ***Health is Wealth*** On your road to good success, remember that health is also wealth. Take a look at this phenomenon company that I am partnered with. They have some of the best products I’ve tried thus far. shop.totallifechanges.com/FRanger https://www.gofundme.com/it039s-your-time-to-soar&rcid=r01-154188510946-774d7e568c5c49e9&pc=ot_co_campmgmt_m --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itsyourtimetosoar/support

2 Kings 6:8-23 (NKJV) In our series on Areas of Patchy Fog, we know that fog dramatically affects our visibility. When there is no fog we have high visibility and when there is dense fog our visibility becomes low, meaning we can’t see very far in front of us. Our visibility or how we see […]

We're back so suck it. Happy Halloween :) The long awaited second half of our hazed out episode featuring Will Potorff! We literally spend the last 15 minutes arguing about pirate ghosts vs mariner ghosts. Does that mean it's good? We have no idea.

Making Our Schools Safer Up front, this is a long episode but it is well worth listening to in its entirety.  Please don't let the length of it prevent you from listening.  David and Mark sit down with US Navy SEAL (ret) "William" to discuss making our schools safer from tragic events such as the recent rash of school shootings.  William is the  Director of Campus Safety and Security for a large church and private school near Nashville, Tennessee. This episode moves quickly and is packed with very valuable knowledge and ideas gained through experience and is designed to help students, parents, school staff and administration begin the journey of implementing REAL and effective safety and security programs at their schools.   Episode Topics Why are our schools still soft targets? What is motivating these attacks and how do we address that? Where does security start?  Is there a method or a formula? How do you start the conversation of improving or creating a Safety Program with your school administration? Low-Cost or No-Cost ways to improve security and safety. Low-Visibility ways to make schools safer and more secure. The role that awareness plays in the overall equation. What sort of training programs should you implement? Is "See Something, Say Something" failing us? Is our culture of politeness getting us killed? What risks are on the horizon that we should be concerned about?     Mentioned in This Episode STOPit Solutions Anonymous Reporting and Incident Management http://stopitsolutions.com/   Rapid Application Tourniquet System https://ratsmedical.com/ RATS also available on Amazon via this link... https://amzn.to/2LqWJ9R   Beslan, Russia School Siege https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beslan_school_siege   Safe Schools Act of 2002 Final Report and Findings: Implications for Prevention of School Attacks in the United States Threat Assessment in Schools:A Guide to Managing Threatening Situations and to Creating Safe School Climates         Connect With Us After the Show Do you follow us on Instagram or Facebook? Instagram @ShootersNationRadio https://www.facebook.com/shootersnation/     Get News and Special Offers! Be sure to sign up for the Shooters Nation Mail Blast newsletter by visiting https://www.shootersnation.com/mailblast and adding yourself to our mailing list.   Got an idea for a future episode?  Let us know at https://www.shootersnation.com/idea    Sponsors Squared Away Customs Quality Custom Kydex Holsters and Carry Gear Be sure to use discount code "SHOOTERSNATION" when ordering!   Like what you're hearing? Want to support the podcast and help make future episodes possible?  Every dollar donated helps make this show possible. https://www.shootersnation.com/donate  

Hello, TokuNet! Our show for Spring tackles a classic of 80s tokusatsu, Kamen Rider Black!  Recorded: March 23rd, 2016 Long before Heisei Rider brought the franchise to annual prominence and unprecedented toy sales success, Toei briefly revived Kamen Rider for the 1980s with Kamen Rider Black. Starring Tetsuo Kurata, this memorable franchise entry combined classic Rider franchise tropes with a very 1980s fascination with apocalyptic themes, the occult, and conspiracy theories. We'll discuss all this in more detail in this very show, along with:Extensive series spoilers!Kamen Rider Black RX spoilers, too!That moment when we briefly forget the podcast's email address!* Note: spoilers may not be entirely accurate. Settling may occur As always, Low Visibility is an unscripted discussion podcast where your hosts, Lynxara and MattComix, discuss vintage tokusatsu. We like to talk about what works (and doesn’t work) in a show, compare it to other series, answer Twitter questions, and make cheap jokes. If you enjoyed this TokuNet podcast offering, please consider leaving a review on iTunes or Stitcher. Reviews increase the podcast’s visibility (ho ho) and make it easier to find. You can also consider leaving a tip for our fine hosts at TokuNet by clicking here. Even as little as $1 helps cover TokuNet’s expenses and fund more in-depth news coverage. Podcast Editor: Jacob Kile – @indigojonesQT

Hello, Internet! Low Visibility is back as part of the Tokusatsu Network’s podcast line-up with the first of four quarterly episodes. For long-time fans, at long last, here’s that Zyuranger episode we promised.For new listeners, Low Visibility is an unscripted discussion podcast where your hosts, Lynxara and MattComix, talk about old tokusatsu. We like to talk about what works and doesn’t work in a show, compare it to other series, and make cheap jokes. If you listen to this very episode, you can get acquainted with Low Visibility tropes that its fans know and tolerate, like:The first part of the episode, where we’ve forgotten how to talk!That moment when we forget a main character’s name! (Boi is the Tiger Ranger.)Spoilers for other shows! (Kamen Rider Black and Black RX.)As always, if you enjoyed this TokuNet podcast offering, please consider leaving a review on iTunes or Stitcher. Reviews increase the podcast’s visibility (ho ho) and make it easier to find. You can also consider leaving a tip for our fine hosts at TokuNet by clicking here. Even as little as $1 helps cover TokuNet’s expenses and fund more in-depth news coverage.Podcast Editor: Jacob Kile – @indigojonesQT

Don't worry, I liked the movies. That title just made me laugh far, far more than it really should have.Igadevil and Rider Break! return with new hardware, a new remix of the theme song, and a new double feature summer film to review with Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger: Gaburincho of Music / Kamen Rider Wizard in Magic Land. So it's sort of like episode 14 of the original Kamen Rider only not as exciting and with less explosions.Plus, one more farewell to the other man who made Kamen Rider.In This Episode: • Rider Break! "returns" for what I swear will be the last time; from now on it will "get revenge" or "strike back". Also, we (and by we I mean I) talk about some movie.• Lots of spoilers. I mean, lots. Don't say I didn't warn you.• In fact, there may even spoilers in the episode notes!Episodes Notes:• Music used includes:"Let's Go!! Rider Kick 2006" by Hiroshi Fujioka (excerpt) Get it on amazon.co.jp"It's Show Time" from the Kamen Rider Wizard OST (excerpt) Get it on amazon.co.jp• In a bizarre redux of last episode (which was also a long-overdue return with a movie review) I got stuffed up while recording this, and you can hear it in my voice.But you can hear it even better, because in the time since 13 & 14 I've upgraded my microphone from a cheapo special deluxe two-in-one to a Blue Yeti! Go back and listen to 13 and hear the difference!That said, I'm still getting used to it, and will probably be updating the arrangement as time goes by (getting a proper stand, pop guard, and so forth.) But so far, I'm very happy with it, and it's made editing much, much easier.• Although the first few minutes of the review are "spoiler free", I do still touch on a few revelations, so if you want to go in completely unaware about plot details... avert your ears (and eyes) for the next few months. Also, I do talk about parts of a few other Rider films (Project G4, Episode Final, and God Speed Love.) And yes I know I said "ZAI-U-ranger". As this episode reveals, me have double trouble reading English good now.• BIG thanks to the following for submitting questions:Yuican, Bueno RX, Unkamenrx, Frobman, GSaviorSorry if I forgot anybody, and sorry to everyone whose names I horribly mispronounced. If you have further questions about the movie, fire away and I'll do my best to answer!• And BIG apologies to:Eric HenryFear not, I'll get to all your questions next episode! There's a lot to cover!• Stuff mentioned that I recommend checking outt:HJU RadioThe FwooshcastLow VisibilityGarage Hero ProductionsFrobman on TumblrThe Fwooshcast/Low Visibility/Some Other Guy Crossover Gaim SpectacularSome thoughts on the passing of Toru Hirayama (Well okay that's mine. But I did mention it!)Timestamps:00:00 - Watch those speakers!00:51 - Actual talking begins!01:31 - Mostly-spoiler free Kyoryuger & Wizard stuff.19:50 - Spoilers begin for both.01:03:21 - Movie talk (and spoilers) end, and I finish out by discussion boring real life stuff, Kamen Rider Gaim, and some more thoughts on my favorite Tokusatsu producer of 'em all.01:18:30 - It's end of the episode. Episode 15 coming... well, in less than 3 months, I can promise that at least.• Thanks for listening!Get The EpisodeDownload hereRider Break! on iTunesOr listen here:

Rider Break! returns (yet again) as Igadevil weighs in on Wizard, bumbles through Fourze and fails to give an answer shorter than 150 words to any question.This episode was originally released on 7/3/2012In This Episode: • Rider Break! returns after yet another extended leave of absence!• Kamen Rider Wizard has been revealed! Hear about what I think so far (it's not much.)• Some brief thoughts on Kamen Rider Fourze episodes 33~40!• The answers(?) to a couple of loyal listeners' questions!• And a big SPOILER WARNING! since this episode goes into the details of Virgo's true identity, V3 and Blade's endings, huge swaths of X-Rider, and who knows what else.Episodes Notes:• Music used includes:"Let's Go!! Rider Kick 2006" by Fujioka Hiroshi"Cosmic Mind" by Astronauts"BGM track 15. Astro Switch" by Shûhei Naruse• This episode was recorded the week before its original release, so the statement about "magazines that aren't out yet" was (at the time) no longer true. Also, Fourze 41 (where EVERYTHING CHANGES) hadn't aired yet. Listener discretion is advised.• I mention a few other podcasts and people on this episode (hint hint) Give them a visit:Toku StrikeThe FwooshcastLet's Get Ready to POD (currently on hiatus)HJU RadioRising Sun TokuCastLow Visibility (I didn't actually mention them by name yet, but check them out anyway!)And see some of Sean's great Rider art here, here and here.• I should also point out that after the fact, I realized I goofed up on some dating. As the battle for a new Creation King happens every 5,000 years, the Undead would have all missed the boat, so their fight was just about what species gets to dominate the Earth and someday invent Tang. However the Agito guys could still manage it, since we still don't know when exactly they first duke it out.Also, I forgot about my main reason why an Agito-Blade connection totally works for me: "God" in Agito isn't even around until he's brought back into being by unlocking the O-Parts, and the original is supposed to have vanished/died out way back, so a lot could happen in that time (including the BLACK, Blade, Kiva and OOO-related history stuff.) Even if the Power of Darkness/Overlord made humanity, in his absence I could see something like the Sealing Stone coming in and metaphorically questioning if humans really deserve to rule the planet (since the Battle Fight was supposed to be initiated by the will of all species or something like that.)Not sure when Kuuga fits in there, since the "Super Ancient Times" dating is pretty vague, but I can buy that it comes before everything else and Kuuga is chronologically the oldest Rider, a result of an unseen adventure where Kabuto/Den-O/Kiva/Decade took Rider 1 back in time to inspire the Linto and... you know what? Maybe we should just say "Wizard did it" and leave it at that.Timestamps: 00:00 - I keep telling you about your speakers...01:06 - Boring real-life draaaaaaaaaaaaama. No actually, it's great news, but like I said I'm taking it slow. The self-indulgent freak-out will be saved for another day.03:31 - Kamen Rider Wizard talk!13:58 - Kamen Rider Fourze talk!30:31 - Break time!32:26 - Listener Questions!01:06-35 - A very, very long tangent about my favorite Rider villains.01:16:41 - Yeah, that was totally me. Totally.01:24:25 - No joke, I have this set as what plays on my computer's alarm clock. Coincidentally, it is my favorite piece of music from the series.01:26:00 - It's over at last!• As always, let me know what topics you'd like to hear in future episodes, and I'll put them on the roster!• Thanks for listening!Get The EpisodeDownload hereRider Break! on iTunesOr listen here:

With time running out and destiny drawing near, Rider Break! ventures into controversial territory with an examination of the last two episodes of Kamen Rider Decade. Three years on, is it still the destroyer of fans, or a misunderstood masterpiece? Also, how many Rider finales can get spoiled while just trying to cover one!?This episode was originally released on 8/20/2012In This Episode: • Rider Break! returns one more time before another extended leave of absence!• Some brief thoughts on Kamen Rider Fourze episodes 43~46!• I once again plug Rising Sun Tokusatsu and fail to provide answers to their questions.• A frank, honest and open (re: boring) reflection on the Kamen Rider Decade TV finale in both its original and edited incarnations, including complaints about Movie WAR 2010 and a big SPOILER WARNING! as a bunch of other series finales or penultimate episodes are covered (the original, V3, X, Super-1, Kuuga, Agito, Blade, Ryuki, W, OOO, and of course, Decade.)Episodes Notes:• Music used includes:"Let's Go!! Rider Kick 2006" by Hiroshi Fujioka"Journey through the Decade" by GACKT"Battle World" (BGM excerpt)• This is it folks... the final episode of Rider Break!...in America, anyway. The next episode will be recorded in the land of the rising sun itself! No clue when that'll be, or when you'll hear it, but hopefully, before the end of the year/world/whatever.• I mention that this will probably be a shorter episode... that turned out to be false! It clocks in at just over an hour & thirteen minutes.• An extra-big thanks to Lynxara of Low Visibility and HJU fame for inspiring a large chunk of this episode.• Other podcasts/sites mentioned this episode include:HJU RadioLow VisibilityRising Sun Tokusatsu• Here's the article about the Decade finale I mention. Check it out, it's a great read.• Many thanks to all who responded and shared their thoughts on Decade 30~31. Hopefully you guys didn't mind me reading some of them to pad out the episode (which I swear I thought would end up being like 27 minutes long.) Also thanks to all who sent well wishes and congratulations for my upcoming move!• For some reason the old layout I've been using up until now stopped working back in early July, and if I try to post any links after the embedded mp3 player, everything turns into a jumbled mess. If anybody knows what the deal with that is, let me know. Until then, I'll just stick the embedded player and episode links after the show notes and timestamps from now on to save myself some headaches.Timestamps: 00:00 - Watch that volume!02:06 - Fourze talk17:33 - Break time already!? Also, use of "cliffhanger" twice in the same sentence (I did record this at like 3 AM.)19:04 - Decade episodes 30 & 31 are talked about (sort of) in a nearly hour-long rant that touches upon multiple Rider series finales (all of which I inevitably end up liking no matter how much I try to view them objectively) as well as the nature of a multi-part series ending. The description of how Agito's final battle tells a big story on a small scale is my favorite moment of the episode (36:12) and possibly the show's history so far.1:13:20 - If you listened to all that, you are a true hero.• As always, let me know what topics you'd like to hear in future episodes, and I'll put them on the roster!• Thanks for listening!Get The EpisodeDownload hereRider Break! on iTunesOr listen here: